As a weekend project I created a searchable “Who wants to be hired” post on Hacker News.
https://whowantstobehired.com/
Although I don’t think my use case is best for LiveView but I use it anyway 
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I built a real-time multiplayer game http://adamkeating.com/lords using liveview. Up to 8 players but you can start early if there’s enough agreement. It’s in a SF datacenter. It’s similar to generals.io and kingz.io. Works pretty well so far. Use multiple tabs to play around with it by yourself.
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Not really. It is a weekend project so the code is pretty horrible and I kinda feel ashamed to share it. Which part are you particularly interested in?
Don’t be embarrassed, even code that isn’t particularly clean has something to teach others.
I’m maintaining a list of cool LiveView apps / tutorials / code examples in https://tefter.io/zorbash/lists/phoenix-liveview-examples and I try to have links to both a demo page and the source.
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I created a Liveview demo app for filtering out live streams on Twitch:
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Very nice 
I noticed that every browser that is opened will get updated results, is there a browser id in the session that can be added to Subscribe so only the original user will see their own results?
This is a fairly simple site that I made just to get my feet wet with LiveView.
Snippets - Send code/debug snippets around quick
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Hi guys!
We recently just created an app, it’s a simple board game, with simple functions but it’s fun!
Play and enjoy!!
https://domino.makingdevs.com
I mentioned in another thread, but there is this app I created for a presentation: http://incomparable-light-flycatcher.gigalixirapp.com
It is a supermarket simulator, very simple design and even simpler implementation, so don’t set high expectations. The repo is here if you want to check the code: https://github.com/kelvinst/market_umbrella, details about the app and presentation on the README
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I rewrote an old password generator app of mine using LiveView. It is deployed here: https://beta.correcthorsebatterystaple.com
The source is here: https://github.com/paulanthonywilson/correct-horse-elixir
There’s a bit of a rushed writeup here: https://furlough.merecomplexities.com/log/elixir/liveview/2020/06/18/memorable-password-generation-with-liveview.html
LiveView is such a joy to use.
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Since the pandemic my company allow us to work remotely. Although it’s nice but it can get lonely and I miss some of the office chat. Most of the remote software solution only focus on business meeting. So after a 2 day hack I created a website to focus on the “water cooler” talks. You can try it here https://www.inoffice.chat/.
Elixir and Phoenix is such a nice tool to use I wish I can use it for work.
(Hint: Looking for Elixir/Phoenix job )
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That was interesting. Is it voice only, no text?
Yeah voice only. I want to make it feel like you are in the office and people can just come in and chat with you.
What about a feature that allows the user to leave a ‘voicemail’?
Nice idea. What sort of use case do you have in mind?.
By the way I also created a thread where you can follow updates about the website here Inoffice - Voice chat for remote teams
It allows the user to listen to a message when they are able to or send a message when they are able to. No more coordination to set up a call required.
Secondly, the user might prefer the “walkie-talkie” modality of Voicemail rather than the more performative modality of a duplex chat.
I see. That can be useful. Will add this in my to-do list. Thank you for the suggestion .
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